Document Revision Control
Craig Ede
craigede at hotmail.com
Tue Sep 25 06:33:15 PDT 2012
We used to routinely save books of 1000+ and 2000+ pages into RCS as MIF. It's true that the diffs were so many that they were useless as a way of seeing what changed. But since we couldn't save the binaries in that environment, we had to use MIF for revision control. And storage was (is!) cheap.
Craig
>
> And .mif files can take up more than seven times as much space as .fm
> files -- if they contain as much changed information as Chris says, then
> versioning .mif files to save space is highly counterproductive!
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